10 stories tagged particle-physics, newest first.
337 points by mooreds | 101 comments
Scientific American article on Northwestern physicists trapping a single positron for a month to enable quantum measurements of its magnetic moment.
50 points by EA-3167 | 12 comments
CERN Courier feature article examining how precisely the strong coupling constant between quarks and gluons is known within the Standard Model.
29 points by xqcgrek2 | 27 comments
A Reddit r/Physics post about Harvard physicist Matthew Schwartz releasing 36 papers co-authored with Claude; the page shows a Reddit network-security block.
333 points by randycupertino | 122 comments
Science magazine news article about the world's biggest dark matter detector spotting a single unusual particle; captured page shows a Cloudflare verification screen.
378 points by fnands | 85 comments
CERN news article dated 1 April 2026 announcing superconducting karts to be tested in the LHC tunnel ahead of major works, apparently an April Fools' piece.
381 points by leephillips | 173 comments
Nature news article reporting that CERN physicists transported antimatter by truck for the first time.
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463 points by pcdavid | 77 comments
A YouTube video by Physics Girl, titled "My first science video in 3 years!", about Super-Kamiokande imaging the sun by detecting neutrinos.
597 points by miiiiiike | 289 comments
CERN news article reporting that the ALICE experiment observed near-miss lead nucleus collisions at the LHC transforming lead into fleeting quantities of gold nuclei.
360 points by sohkamyung | 181 comments
An explainer article by physicist Matt Strassler on why the weak nuclear force acts only over very short distances, unlike electromagnetism and gravity.
540 points by MetallicCloud | 456 comments
A Quanta Magazine multimedia feature explaining the proton's internal structure and how its appearance changes depending on how it is probed.